Using the F-Distribution Tables in Statistics

[@lakshyabirla2214]

You are Better than my Class instructor at college.

[@onyameabasa]

I always enjoy his tutorials ☺

[@mrmoe5272]

11:30 is the example,skip the rest of the video

[@PhanPhuocDatB]

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[@VictorMthuzi]

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[@mohammaddawodieh4098]

Thank you for this explanation! when would you make a video for Anova ?

[@zethcrane5468]

how do we decide, in a given problem, which is the numerator and denominator? or, is this given in the problem?

[@kmgirardi]

The numerator is the one with the biggest variance, the denominator has smaller variance.

[@ΘεοδώραΣάκκουλα]

How do we know which number to put as the numerator and which as the denum, since they yield different results?

[@stacyliddell5038]

Great video! Is there a rule for numbers that aren't on the table. for example my table ends at 120 degrees of freedom but the sample size is 137 for one of the samples. How does one proceed?

[@TylerDHurst]

Linear Interpolation would be my preferred method even though there is a built in, be it incredibly small, % error because your DoF are so large. (Try you-tubing or search the web on how to do interpolation - pretty easy) - hope this helps.

[@abdulazizolimov6630]

hello. if there is no value you are looking for, you should take the smaller and the closest one to the degree of freedom you have. that is to say, if you have a degree of freedom 34, but it is missing in the table, you take 30 as a degree of freedom. because it is the smallest and closest one. even if you have 38 in degrees of freedom, you take a d.f. of 30

[@ngcalimcimeli107]

hey everyone if you can pls help me. In the numerator are we not supposed to always substitute a bigger n value? i am really lost. Pls and thank you

[@kalyanbasak5344]

Wonderful lesson with so much simplicity

[@whiteshadow5881]

What if i wanna do a confidence interval rather than anova

[@yommykurniaty8245]

thanks for explanation, how if my n1 samples (numerator) is 32?

[@rathodlal1385]

WHEN THERE SOME NUMBER MISSING - WHAT CAN WE DO IN THAT CASE

[@PBNOORAZAHBINTISUHAIB]

d2 not in table . what should i do?

[@jatinbasumatary4644]

denominator is not exist in df of F distribution, then what should i do sir pls?

[@jmdobispo]

hello. do you have a video about the formula to solve degrees of freedom unavailable in the table? for example, 34 as numerator and 38 as denominator. THANK YOU!

[@abdulazizolimov6630]

hello. if there is no value you are looking for, you should take the smaller and the closest one to the degree of freedom you have. that is to say, if you have a degree of freedom 34, but it is missing in the table, you take 30 as a degree of freedom. because it is the smallest and closest one. even if you have 38 in degrees of freedom, you take a d.f. of 30

[@suzannedeb181]

..hi! wgat if my denominator is 35 against the numerator of 4...which should i choose 30 or 40? please help me..i will be submitting my assignment (finals) this Monday...thank you

[@wincermanguilimotan9377]

Add and divide 😅

[@cikgudanialrazmi5267]

Use interpolation

[@mazi6165]

excellent! I could not find critical F before

[@aruntram]

If the denominator value is above 100 how can we find the level of significance?

[@ziyili8265]

very useful💕 Thanks☺️

[@dhanyaschannel9869]

F vbh

[@tarunupreti6387]

i don't think denominator value will be n-1 it should be n-k correct me if i am wrong

[@jonsalz2278]

Not sure why anyone would give you a thumbs down. GREAT VIDEO!! Thank you.

[@stephendu7428]

how to find the cI i mean the F v1, v2 ,alpha/2, L and F v1,v2,alpha/2, U

[@TOMTOMTRAVELTV]

Great video!

[@kareemaminat6481]

Educative , thanks

[@ndryfranck321]

Thanks sir🤚

[@anassharafeldinmohamedosma7845]

thanks, i have question how can i get the critical value if the significance level 0.80 or 0.20??? please answer i am waiting

[@lennybruce1137]

thank you thank you thank you!

[@PrincessDeepthi]

How to solve if n2=12,n1=10

[@jacezornu]

It depends on your alpha level but when you are using 0.05 then it is 5.54. 0.01 is 4.63.

[@shahzaibansari583]

@@jacezornu from where you are seeing ?? I think first is wrong . Correct answer for 0.05 is 2.90.

[@tarashrestha1367]

@@shahzaibansari583 df(11,9) at 5% how to find sir

[@shahzaibansari583]

@@tarashrestha1367 3.11

[@shahzaibansari583]

@@tarashrestha1367 first see V1 in f-distribution table 0.05 and V2 also . Then the combination of both will give you a value .☺️

[@tshemollorapolai8257]

you are goood!!!!!!!!!!Thank you.

[@maryqc8418]

What a WASTE of time. I watched two of these videos. I want to know if the F ratio is actually far enough past the critical. How much past it does it need to be? Is it 1%? or .05? I mean is there a minimum it was has to be past the critical????

[@mourouaouerghui4065]

the content of the video should be told during 5 min not 18min..

[@musfiqurrahman6517]

calculate critical and" f " statistic value considering the following information : Significance level 0.05 Numerator 11. denominator 3. Total sum of Square 160. Treatment sum of square 60. Observation number 25. treatment number 5. By solving this someone help me.

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High key

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